--- product_id: 17692648 title: "Soft Pastel 64 Color Set Square Chalk (US English Version)" brand: "mungyo" price: "12179 Ft" currency: HUF in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Mungyo" url: https://www.desertcart.hu/products/17692648-soft-pastel-64-color-set-square-chalk-us-english-version store_origin: HU region: Hungary --- # 64 vivid colors smooth, blendable texture fade-resistant pigment Soft Pastel 64 Color Set Square Chalk (US English Version) **Brand:** mungyo **Price:** 12179 Ft **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎨 Elevate your art game with 64 shades of pure inspiration! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Soft Pastel 64 Color Set Square Chalk (US English Version) by mungyo - **How much does it cost?** 12179 Ft with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/17692648-soft-pastel-64-color-set-square-chalk-us-english-version) ## Best For - mungyo enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted mungyo brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Durable & Fade-Resistant:** Crafted from premium materials to ensure your masterpieces stay vibrant over time without fading or crumbling. - • **Unmatched Color Spectrum:** Dive into creativity with 64 brilliantly pigmented pastel shades, including neon highlights that make your artwork pop. - • **Compact & Portable Design:** Square-shaped sticks housed in a sleek, bagless case—ideal for on-the-go professionals craving quick artistic escapes between meetings. - • **Effortless Blending & Layering:** Experience buttery soft pastels designed for seamless blending, gradation, and dry-wash techniques—perfect for stress-relieving creative breaks. - • **Trusted by Pros & Beginners Alike:** Join thousands of artists who rate MUNGYO 4.6 stars for quality and value, making it the go-to pastel set for every skill level. ## Overview The MUNGYO Soft Pastel 64 Color Set offers a professional-grade, non-toxic collection of soft, square chalk pastels featuring 64 vivid colors including neon shades. Designed for smooth application and easy blending, these fade-resistant pastels come in a compact, bagless case perfect for artists of all levels seeking vibrant, durable pigments at an unbeatable value. ## Description - Mungyo Non Toxic Square Chalk 64 color (US English Version) - Certification : B441R078-7003A Review: Wonderful set for beginners or pros, so many colors of decent quality. - So I am just getting into pastels. I thought I would start with a really cheap set. So I bought a set from the two remaining craft stores the M and the HL. They were really cheap and dusty and only moderately pigmented. I wasn’t very happy so I looked at desertcart and ordered another cheap but highly recommended brand Mungyo. This brand is a little more pigmented and fairly creamy. It is a little dustier than the higher end pastels but for such a cheap price for 64 color box, it performs very decently. I have no idea how to paint with pastels and I am just now borrowing books from the library. So this box came and I decided to just use cheap oil pastel paper to make something. It was 100 small sheets for under six dollars so it’s just a little bit of texture but not really any tooth like you get with a sanded pastel paper like UArt or Pastelmat. I have uploaded the picture of what I made. It is only my second attempt at making a pastel painting. It was really difficult to layer these pastels on this paper as it doesn’t hold the pastel pigment very well, I blended a little with my finger and tried to do the best I could. I really had no reference, but I was surprised at what I was able to create in about 20 minutes on 5” x 8” piece of paper. There are 72 colors in this set so it is easier to pick out a color I need. I have a lot of learning to do on how to blend colors so that they don’t become a muddy mess or just how much to apply in each stroke but the wonderful thing about cheap pastels is that I can try a lot of stuff and learn in the process. I have also been trying to learn watercolor, but that medium is hard because I have to bring water with me and have to have decent brushes. It’s not always possible to have those. Pastel colors I just need a set of pastels and my finger and a piece of somewhat textured paper. Sometimes I have a short break in between meetings and I want to do another activity to relieve my tired brain. This is the perfect thing. It’s very tactical medium, and that really helps relieve stress. I am hoping to get good and learn how to Leeor, but I am not afraid to experiment like it would be with a much more expensive box. The colors when they arrived were a little beat up in the box but pastels get dirty anyway, and have to be cleaned off. None of the pastels were broken. A couple were chipped, but that’s OK. I considered sending it back, but I was too eager to use it, and so I did. That was a good decision. The pictures I have uploaded are the two stages of the landscape I made in one I laid down a base layer, and then I added more pastel on top to finish. I wanted to do more, but the paper was just not holding any more pigment. One day I will invest in better paper. I have uploaded both photos of mid way and completed art so you can see the difference. Remember, I am a completely untrained person making their second pastel painting, so if you’re on the fence, just go ahead and order this. Review: These are awesome! I'm a pastel artist and in my area ... - These are awesome! I'm a pastel artist and in my area it is really difficult to find good pastels for a decent price in both the colors and hardness/softness that I need. There are Rembrandt sets which are great pastels, but they are brittle and very expensive. The cheapest set of Rembrandts I can find near here are about $60, or $5.50 per stick individually. General's are another brand sold locally, and while those have the multiple shades of browns and grays that I need, the sticks are far too hard to lay down color with, and much better suited to sketching and hatching. Even the generic pastels from Hobby Lobby are better than General's, but they don't have sucha color variety, are thin, and not as vibrantly pigmented. Alphacolor are good, but still more expensive than this, and they don't have all the different color variations in one pack. These pastels were the answer to all the problems I've had with other brands. They are soft enough to lay down large surfaces of color. They are super vibrant and blend really well. They are slightly brittle, and the corners may break a bit if you press too hard, but they do not crumble and break in half like Rembrandts or some other brands of soft pastels. And the colors are amazing! The 4 in the top row are all neon. I haven't tested to see whether or not the glow under a blacklight, but they are bright enough that I assume they do. There are 4 shades of gray (not including black or white) about 5 shades of neutral brown, plus red, green, yellow, and orange tones of brown. There are deep reds and beautiful purples, and hot pinks that are so gorgeous I want lipsticks to match. And the only describes about half of the set! The set says there are 64 pieces. They are about half-stick size, but there are also two bonus skinny sticks in black and white. Also, of the 64 colors, it appears that 2 of them are pure white, so there are actually only 63 colors, but it's always useful to have extra white. The sticks are small, but for the price and the variety, they are totally worth it. I was shocked by the quality. These are pigmented enough to stain clothing, linoleum, etc. ## Features - Vivid and brilliant colors - available up to 64 colors (US English Version) - All techniques of the pastel can be applied easily ; Blending, Gradation, Dry-wash, etc - Easy to draw with a smooth touch. - Fade-resistant. - Made from the finest materials. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B010MZ9ISW | | Additional Features | Bagless | | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #5,581 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #14 in Drawing Pastels | | Body Shape | Square | | Brand | MUNGYO | | Brand Name | MUNGYO | | Closure Type | Zipper | | Color | Multicolor | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 12,664 Reviews | | Drill Point | Fine | | Grip Type | Square | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Hardness | Soft | | Included Components | Storage Case | | Ink Base | Pigment | | Ink Color | Pastel | | Item Diameter | 9.4 inches | | Item Dimensions | 0.79 x 6.69 x 9.25 inches | | Item Weight | 0.35 kg | | Item Width | 9.4 inches | | Line Size | 2mm_and_above | | Manufacturer | Mungyo | | Material | Chalk | | Material Type | Chalk | | Model Number | MPS-64 | | Pattern | Solid | | Recommended Uses For Product | Coloring, Drawing, Sketching | | Style | Contemporary | | Theme | Everyday | | UPC | 888429138609 826824995557 342667378673 | | Unit Count | 64 Count | | Writing Instrument Form | Pastel Stick | | Writing Technique | chalk | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Brand:** MUNGYO - **Color:** Multicolor - **Ink Color:** Pastel - **Writing Instrument Form:** Pastel Stick ## Images ![Soft Pastel 64 Color Set Square Chalk (US English Version) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71CH4DLFoDL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size, Style** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wonderful set for beginners or pros, so many colors of decent quality. *by Z***N on June 26, 2026* So I am just getting into pastels. I thought I would start with a really cheap set. So I bought a set from the two remaining craft stores the M and the HL. They were really cheap and dusty and only moderately pigmented. I wasn’t very happy so I looked at Amazon and ordered another cheap but highly recommended brand Mungyo. This brand is a little more pigmented and fairly creamy. It is a little dustier than the higher end pastels but for such a cheap price for 64 color box, it performs very decently. I have no idea how to paint with pastels and I am just now borrowing books from the library. So this box came and I decided to just use cheap oil pastel paper to make something. It was 100 small sheets for under six dollars so it’s just a little bit of texture but not really any tooth like you get with a sanded pastel paper like UArt or Pastelmat. I have uploaded the picture of what I made. It is only my second attempt at making a pastel painting. It was really difficult to layer these pastels on this paper as it doesn’t hold the pastel pigment very well, I blended a little with my finger and tried to do the best I could. I really had no reference, but I was surprised at what I was able to create in about 20 minutes on 5” x 8” piece of paper. There are 72 colors in this set so it is easier to pick out a color I need. I have a lot of learning to do on how to blend colors so that they don’t become a muddy mess or just how much to apply in each stroke but the wonderful thing about cheap pastels is that I can try a lot of stuff and learn in the process. I have also been trying to learn watercolor, but that medium is hard because I have to bring water with me and have to have decent brushes. It’s not always possible to have those. Pastel colors I just need a set of pastels and my finger and a piece of somewhat textured paper. Sometimes I have a short break in between meetings and I want to do another activity to relieve my tired brain. This is the perfect thing. It’s very tactical medium, and that really helps relieve stress. I am hoping to get good and learn how to Leeor, but I am not afraid to experiment like it would be with a much more expensive box. The colors when they arrived were a little beat up in the box but pastels get dirty anyway, and have to be cleaned off. None of the pastels were broken. A couple were chipped, but that’s OK. I considered sending it back, but I was too eager to use it, and so I did. That was a good decision. The pictures I have uploaded are the two stages of the landscape I made in one I laid down a base layer, and then I added more pastel on top to finish. I wanted to do more, but the paper was just not holding any more pigment. One day I will invest in better paper. I have uploaded both photos of mid way and completed art so you can see the difference. Remember, I am a completely untrained person making their second pastel painting, so if you’re on the fence, just go ahead and order this. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These are awesome! I'm a pastel artist and in my area ... *by C***E on February 17, 2016* These are awesome! I'm a pastel artist and in my area it is really difficult to find good pastels for a decent price in both the colors and hardness/softness that I need. There are Rembrandt sets which are great pastels, but they are brittle and very expensive. The cheapest set of Rembrandts I can find near here are about $60, or $5.50 per stick individually. General's are another brand sold locally, and while those have the multiple shades of browns and grays that I need, the sticks are far too hard to lay down color with, and much better suited to sketching and hatching. Even the generic pastels from Hobby Lobby are better than General's, but they don't have sucha color variety, are thin, and not as vibrantly pigmented. Alphacolor are good, but still more expensive than this, and they don't have all the different color variations in one pack. These pastels were the answer to all the problems I've had with other brands. They are soft enough to lay down large surfaces of color. They are super vibrant and blend really well. They are slightly brittle, and the corners may break a bit if you press too hard, but they do not crumble and break in half like Rembrandts or some other brands of soft pastels. And the colors are amazing! The 4 in the top row are all neon. I haven't tested to see whether or not the glow under a blacklight, but they are bright enough that I assume they do. There are 4 shades of gray (not including black or white) about 5 shades of neutral brown, plus red, green, yellow, and orange tones of brown. There are deep reds and beautiful purples, and hot pinks that are so gorgeous I want lipsticks to match. And the only describes about half of the set! The set says there are 64 pieces. They are about half-stick size, but there are also two bonus skinny sticks in black and white. Also, of the 64 colors, it appears that 2 of them are pure white, so there are actually only 63 colors, but it's always useful to have extra white. The sticks are small, but for the price and the variety, they are totally worth it. I was shocked by the quality. These are pigmented enough to stain clothing, linoleum, etc. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surprising Quality For The Price *by W***T on June 2, 2017* This is a lovely set of soft pastels for the beginning pastel student or the seasoned starving artist on a tight budget. The colors lay down fresh and vibrant. Of course there are better, higher quality pastels but they come with a price. You can do a lovely pastel work with these and each pastel goes a long way. Cheaper pastels have more binder and less color. More Expensive pastels have more color and less binder. Still, the quality of these pastels surprised me and I'm not at all disappointed. I'm able to use the Mungyo Pastels along with my pastel pencils as they blend and layer well. I've got a mix of pastel pencils from 4 different brands and they all work equally well. My pastels arrived well packed and none were broken. Even if they were broken, they're still usable and sharp edges can be used for better line work or to add color to small areas. I found Strathmore 500 Charcoal paper worked really well with these pastels as the paper gripped the color with each stroke allowing me to to blend and layer with excellent results. I tried the pastels on Canson Mi-Teintes pastel paper and the pastels were pulverized as I laid them down and I had pastel dust everywhere. To blend, I use my fingers and blending tortillions/stumps; Use a spray fixative after you finish to keep the pastel from smearing and to also keep it on the paper. If you want to use an inexpensive fixative for children's work or work you don't plan to keep, hairspray will work but won't preserve the art for the long haul. If your child does a piece of art you think you'll treasure for years to come, spring for the artist spray fixative. If you want to spray a fixative over your art and be able to use pastel on top of that so keep the color separated and fresh, use a workable fixative. Workable fixative as more of a tooth, grip, to it than regular fixative. It can also be used as your final coats of fixative. You probably want 2 or 3 final coats. Be sure to allow the fixative to dry completely before adding another coat. Use spray fixatives outdoors or in a well ventilated area. ## Frequently Bought Together - MUNGYO Soft Pastel 64 Color Set Square Chalk (US English Version) - Strathmore 400 Series Pastel Pad, Assorted Colors, 9"x12" Glue Bound, 24 Sheets - Krylon K01306 Workable Fixatif Spray Clear, 11-Ounce Aerosol,Matte --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.hu/products/17692648-soft-pastel-64-color-set-square-chalk-us-english-version](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/17692648-soft-pastel-64-color-set-square-chalk-us-english-version) --- *Product available on Desertcart Hungary* *Store origin: HU* *Last updated: 2026-10-16*